celebrating quite a win over sharon ross merck rin any. she got 61% of voters to choose her over merck rin any who got just over 30% of the vote. hennessey was at one point an interim sheriff with the department. she says she's a career practitioner, a law enforcement officer and not a career politician. when we talked with her last night, she told us her position on the city's sanctuary policy is different from merck rin any and she is someone who is steady with very little drama and as such, felt compelled to offer her skills to her hometown. >> i never thought in my entire career i would ever run for sheriff. i felt compelled to do so as a san francisco native and someone who wants to keep the department professional and responsive and somebody is -- i'm a pretty steady person, not somebody that has a lot of drama. >> sheriff merck rin any was elected in 2011, soon embroiled in a domestic violence claim that caused him his ability to carry a gun. hennessey will not be sworn in until january. she says she's going to work out some policie

the merck family holds mr. salzman equally responsible.>> the parents are responsible for what's happening in their home. >> they are the ones holding the parties.>> kids are responsible, too. >> they are trying to alleviate the issue by having these parts horeporter: salzman faces two counts of furnishing alcohol to a minor with a total penalty of $5000.>> that seems like a small amount to me for a loss of life.>> there should be much harsher penalties. it doesn't stop people from doing the future. thwe get a slap on the wrist. >> we can control the young people, but getting the parents who are furnishing and hosting the parties is our greatest hurdle.>> reporter: a court date for kenneth salzman has been set for december 10. live in rockville, usa nine. -- mola lenghi, j by a car about 8x30 a long good hope road. the driver who hit the man stayed at the scene while help arrived. >>> tonight. wusa has learned that one man has been arrested for being at reagan international after public hours.>> the airport was

>> the reason they should come to the table is the reason why merck did. our share holders are important to us. patients are important to us. we've existed for 125 years by looking at what's in the best interest of patients. ultimately, we all have to think btd sustainability of this system. if we don't think about the sustainability of the healthcare system there won't be any hospitals or pharmaceutical companies. i don't know how to encourage the other ones to come to the table. let's depend that they do. >> let me suggest that you take up the importation discussion perhaps at another time. so let's move to our next questioner. >> hi, thank you for taking my question. i'm lisa gill with consumer reports. you know, a couple weeks ago -- actually maybe a little longer than that. we heard public outrage about pharmaceuticals price hike of a drug. their ceo became one of the most hated men in america. and by public pressure, you saw all over the internet and twitter feeds, he relented and brought the price down. hang on. hang on. he promised. he did. so i th

cigna's happy and merck is happy. that's one example of value based pricing and pricing arrangements. >> now, steve, you all have been involved at express stripts in other types of arrangements between payers and providers. give us a sense of how these work? i think one of you stressed indication based outcomes. leets talk about that potential approach as well. >> one of the things we have announced is in 2016, we are actually going to introduce indication based pricing for cancer products. this was an idea that i stole from someone much smarter than myself, peterback from memorial cell pho sloan keterring. it recognizes that a drug is initially brought to the marketplace for one indication. so, let's take tarceva in lungi so let's take tarceva in lung cancer. it can extend life by about 5.2 months. they go on to study it for other indications. for pancreatic cancer, it will extend your life by 12 days. do you ever pay the exact same month for something that works 0.1 as well? in our marketplace, that's what we see. a

merck fell also off slightly to $54.61. and more on that saga at valeant pharmaceuticals.nt says goldman sachs sold more than 1 million valeant shares that were used as collateral for loans given to the drugmaker's chief executives. and that helped trigger yesterday's 14% drop in the stock. today shares were nearly 4% higher to $81.77. >>> well, medicare membership growth helped to increase humana's earnings. still, revenue came in below consensus, which weighed on the insurer in today session. that stock fell by 1% to $177.24. cigna also reported mixed quarterly results. revenue from premiums and fees rose. the insurer hiked the low end of its operating income forecast at the same time. shares were up 3% today to t $55.87. >>> and warren buffett's berkshire hathaway saw its operating profit actually slip in the most recent quarter. that's the number the investors look at in this firm's report as e offers the best read of the conglomera conglomerate's performance. the company did see quarterly profit double following its recent kraft heinz acquisition, though. class b shar

and, merck.. ...you just do what you're told. and, jesse.. hey. u wanted to be a superstar. i got to admit, you got balls taking a cop to dinner. did you think you could charm me, too? (crowd cheering) 'jesse! jesse! jesse..' you like that sound, don't you? sound d adoring fans? you wanted what vega had.. face on the billboard, name on the sports drink. what's this about, officer? detective. i ththk jesse knows what this is about, don't you, jesse? i worked for this. everything w w handed to him. he drank and drugged, and they just kept.. ...giving him more. oh, my god. no. turn around, jesse. you're under arrest for the murders of manny vega and ron mckenna. a little to the left. okay, now to theheight. to the right. center it a little. wait, don't-don't drop it, korsak. this thing c/sts more than you make in a month. that's still more than you make in x months. dinner time! hello, jo friday! you want your dinner? yes. you feed that dog chicken? it's organic. - she licking her r ws? - yeah, non-stop. but that's when she's depressed. what? it's not funny. i paid 300 bucks. s

international company merck animal health announced an agreement that lets it aquire ames- iowa based harrisvaccine s.. the terms of the agreement were not disclosed.. harrisvaccines is a privately held cpany... but both companies expect the transaction to cllse in the fourth quarter of 2015. harrisvaccines has a unique r-n-a particle technology.. which let it produce the first conditionally licensed vaccine to control the deadly porcine epidemic diarrhea virus.. that disease was responsible for nearly eight million piglet deaths since 20-13.. more recently.. two months ago the company received approval for a v vccine against the deadly avian nfluenza.. poultry in iowa.. ---- th livestock markets are still a bloodbath starting out this week.. and he grgrns are just chugging along. "very slow sluggish trade, very choppy. no big news over the weekendon the export front. . till sitting on the bottom side of the range." "based off big supplies, big carryouts just overhanging the market. still the x factor is demand. can those numbers still keep a little in the black yet t espite fuu price

i think cigna is happy and merck is happy. that's an exemplar to one approach to pricing arrangement. >> steve, you all have been involved express scripts and other types of arrangements that have been discussed between payers and providers. give us a sense of how some of these others worked. one of you stressed indication based outcomes, let's talk about that potential approach as well. >> one of the things we've announced is in 2016, we are actually going to introduce indication based pricing for cancer products. and this was an idea i stole from someone much smarter than myself, peter bach. peter's been talking about this for a long time. what it essentially does is it recognizes that a drug is initially brought to the marketplace for one indication. let's take tarciva. it's a lung cancer agent. for the right patient it can extend life for 5.2 months. for pancreatic cancer it will extend your life for 12 days. the trouble for us, is do you ever pay the exact same amount for something that works one tenth as well. name anoth

marcus kuhnert, the cfo of merck.ers out of rolls-royce. >> i were to start here with the headline saying 2015 profit is going to be at the lower end of previous guidance. we're talking about the second-biggest maker in the world of jet engines, rolls-royce. lower end of previous guidance of 2015 profits. it is going to start a major program to simplify its organizational model. they are saying in 2016 profits headwinds are going to increase to around 650 million pounds. the outlook reflecting sharply 2016. demand in rolls-royce this a recently in been -- the profits have affected by the lower oil price. industrythe wider benchmark of the stoxx 600. if i can so that back to you, the headline here, 2015 profit at the lower end. anna: it has been an amazing year and not in a good way. ,uy: in some way a good way because of the orders for the 380. the blood talking about being over the peak on the sales cycle. -- and people talking about being over the peak of the sales cycle. anna: they are saying profits would be adver

. >> quick question for you today about merck. what are your thoughts about merck today?> i've got to tell you, they have that extra growth i like to see. i don't like the product profile as much as j&j. >> ben from massachusetts. where do you see unilever headed? >> i like them, they're on top of things, got the emerging market going very well. i think that stock is going up 10%. >> booyah, jim, john mccarthy, jupiter, florida. what's your opinion on goldman sachs? >> i love it, are you kidding me? it's ridiculous. i think it goes to 210. >> what are your thoughts on china mobile? >> the communist party takes too much control over stocks. i'm not recommending any chinese stocks after the most recent downturn. >> andrew from illinois. what's your opinion on diac corporation? >> oh, man. that is just a tough one. it's too speculative for me. thank you. >> go army. gw pharmaceuticals. >> another one that has been a little too speculative. this is one i got behind very early on. this is actual marijuana unfortunately for kids with epilepsy. but too speculative for this tough

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ross merck rim many out after a tumult yous final two years at the help. >> san francisco voters keepingopen longer for short-term rentals. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good morning and thanks for joining us. i want to start saying i'm larry garcia ka none. my voice is not changi. >> deeper tone. i'm sam brock. this weather is colder

ben: you could earn enough merck -- enough money to pay your costs. i was a construction worker, a manual worker, carrying cement and she locked -- and sheet rock. i was really built at that point. in tremendous shape. in college, i worked with a tourist interaction. anthony: very popular place. all the bumper stickers up the midway point, even though you in the comfortable. tell us why. ben: because i was bookish. cambridge, massachusetts, at the time, harvard m.i.t. and harvard in this relatively small city. it was a place where you could anything. i remember spending time looking through the course catalog and seeing, my gosh, you can study whatever you want to look at. anthony: your curiosity, able to dip into all of those -- a small t certain that i was going to go locally to college and then i had a friend who was several yearolder than me who through various lucky breaks and harvard. he was going to convince me to go. he convinced my parents, convinced me. i applied and got in. ben: let' s -- gary: let' s talk about the title of the book, "the

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>> let's look at pfizer and merck, with klein.ey are doing -- pfizer's big move is to reduce taxes. that is what companies beyond the growth phase tend to do. there is nothing wrong with that, but that is what you do. if your r&d was paying off big time, you wouldn't be doing this. they are reflecting the fact that the drug and pharmaceutical business, its best days are behind it. it is posting on drugs they developed 10 years ago. the ratio of r&d spending to growth is close to zero. you are spending tons of money and with no growth. that is the business that valeant will have to become like and that is not a great model. my suggestion is if the company's tainted to the point where its products it damaged, maybe what it should do is reverse what it did and break itself up. i think it has valuable pieces that would be more valuable to somebody else, because they are under the radar. joe joe: so it has real assets. scarlet: matt levine wrote about what the potential size can be -- if this is a scandal that will cost than $8 billion

international company merck animal health announced an agreement that lets it aquire ames- iowa based harrisvaccine s.. the terms of the agreement were not disclosed.. harrisvaccines is a privately held company... but both companies expect the transaction to close in the fourth quarter of 2015. harrisvaccines has a unique r-n-a particle technology.. which let it produce the first conditionally licensed vaccine to diarrhea virus.. that disease was responsible for nearly eight million piglet deaths since 20-13.. more recently.. two months ago the company received approval for a vaccine against the deadly avian influenza.. which ended up killing millions of commercial poultry in iowa.. ---- the livestock markets are still a bloodbath starting out this week.. and the grains are just chugging along. "very slow sluggish trade, very choppy. no big news over the weekend on the export front. still sitting on the bottom side of the range." "based off big supplies, big carryouts just overhanging the market. still the x factor is demand. can those numbers still keep a little in the black yet desp

ames based harrisvaccines is selling itself to merck and company. the deal is expected to close this year. harrisvaccines says they hope the acquisition will help the vaccine manufacturer expand its cattle. harrisvaccines is also the maker of the p-e-d vaccine called i-p-e-d plus. heavy rains and mountain snow hit the pacific northwest this week, an area desperate for long-term drought relief. here's the national weather services's forcast, showing more than 7 inches of rain hitting the extreme northwest corner of washington. now, let's compare that to the latest drought monitor. all of washington is consumed by some level of drought, with nearly half the state seeing extreme conditions. as for the entire weut, drought improved slightly from last week, but more than half the region is still seeing moderate drought or worse. and in california, 45 percent of residents are under the most severe conditions possible. but according to usda meteorologist brad rippe el nino could help bring relief this year.

the companies in the ballpark to do something like this, you're talking j&j and merck.he ceo said he is not interested in a deal and at least j&j. be thet think this will start of massive inversions. it does not mean there will not be more inversions, i can see that continuing. i think there will be more at open the door and say hey, it is possible. david: hillary clinton speaking on this saying the government cannot delay ashes on inversions. what are regulatory hurdles that look -- standard regulatory hurdles it also those now as we have the treasury taking a closer look on inversion deals? >> treasury can do some things, there are issues like other financial ways where companies are able to potentially make more money than u.s. counterparts and there are ways the treasury could tinker. it is possible there could be more regulation but also because stocks move, reaction with headlines, depending on what they say and the stronger languages and what the tone is like, i think that will impact stocks but i do not think the deal itself is in trouble or compromised by poten

ames vaccine manufacturer, harris vaccines, has agreed to be purchased by pharmaceutical giant, merck. in fact, details of the deal have not been released just yet, but the deal is expected to be finalized by the end of this year. harris vaccine is a privately-owned company specializing in animal disease vaccines. the city of sheldahl issued a bottled water advisory friday. the dnr detected levels of nitrate in the city's water twice the maximum level allowed. boiling the water does not work, but actually increases the nitrate level if you do try and boil it. coming up, the stage at drake is set. we'll tell you what the moderators had to say about tonight's event, and when our debate coverage will take place. and, carson comments. what remark donald trump made about his presidential rival and what iowans have to say about. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. people like you, w

merck also running for pretty said the attack is shows we're at war with war at radicalise limb. >> i't think we are. we're at where with jihadists. >> reporter: of course, when you hear her say that, it raised a lot of eyebrows because people tonight were looking for an enknee. people wanted to hear that. a lot of people also know that hillary clinton's record for having voted for the iraq war and that came up later. hillary clinton and bernie sanders were talking about it and a lot of the preparation for this debate centred around that. bernie sanders tried to fight getting too much on foreign policy in this because he knows that's hillary clinton's strong suit. she was prepared for questions about her vote on iraq >>> tell me this. of course hillary clinton is a former secretary of state also has been slammed by republicans and some other critics for her role in the benghazi attack? did that come up. >> yeah. someone asked if another shoe was going to fall. she said she thinks she has spent 11 hours showing that illusion to the time before. i think they are going to have to be able

so he spent time in merck. >> that was the problem he department have resident city in haiti to run. so i'm still curious about why you supported micky because, i mean, just from the trailer, mickey is a little bit of a clown. you know what was going on in haiti was so serious in in so much corruption that needs to be -- , you know, kind of rooted out. >> you're rights. from the part it looks like a clown but when it was happening, i wanted to help, and the plit climate down there was so harsh, and people didn't want to see the status quo so at least in my mind at least as artist they are becoming leaders, try this. let's go and people wanted it. kind of like going right here in the states . >> why don't you think he was effective as president. what was his problem? because he was an outsider? >> no, i think probably buzz one he was a nato fight, he had them around him and because he thought he was so popular he can just pass any bill. >> legislation. yeah. but it is not like that, obviously, with politics you have to have bipartisanship. you have to to bee able to xrieses and not ju

this summer calvin lee and alex merck were killed in a crash. an adult was present at the party they attended with two others who survived the crash. he has been issued a summon for two counts of furnishing alcohol to a minor. the fine is $5,000. coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" reaction to the punishment and the trouble ahead for the driver of the car. jonathan: checking news from around the nation this afternoon, police continue to search for a gunman in a deadly shooting outside of new york city busy penn station that happened this morning. police say a man was having a brief conversation with three other guys in a restaurant. then he waited for them to leave. they did. he followed them into the subway balance and that is when he pulled a gun and opened fire. one man was killed, two others rushed to the hospital. the mid-town manhattan station is one of the nation's busiest transit hubs. racial tensions on the college campus of the university of missouri. now the school's president is out. announcing his resignation late this morning. elizabe

al arelexander merck and calvin li were killed. a third passenger was seriously injured. it was at the home of kenneth salsz man who was alone at the time and was aware alcohol was being served and he's been charged with two citations for furnishing alcohol to a minor. he knows parents who allow underaged drinking at their homes may think they're doing the right thing by providing a safe location for teens to do what they might otherwise do in an unsupervised situation. >> i've heard that rationale for a long time. parents will say i want to keep my child safe so i'm going to host a party at our house and indeed their child is staafe because they go upstairs and go tobed. the other children have to get home. how do they get home? >> reporter: the maximum fine for furnishing alcohol to a minor is $2500 per citation. we reached out to kenneth salszman, and he did not rush our calls and the lawyer for samsam ellis, the teenager charge did turn himself in and he has been released on bond. >> thanks, mark. >> some people who live on montgomery county will get a chance tonight

i think think cigna sapien merck is very happy.hat's one approach to value-based pricing arrangements. >> steve you have been up often express scrips and other arrangements that have been discussed between payers and providers. give us a sense of how some of those others' work. one of you stress the indications of these outcomes. let's talk about that potential approaches will pay. >> one of the things we have discussed in 2016 we were working on indication based prices for cancer patients. this is my idea i stole from someone smarter than myself at sloan-kettering. what it essentially does is it recognizes the drugs brought to the marketplace for one indication selects take perceive and lung cancer. by the right patient can extend life for 5.2 months. they then go on to other indications that will extend your life. the trouble for us as consumers is you are never paid the same amount for something that works one tenth as well. name another product that would work with the same premium price. that's what we see so we have done, to

both of them moving lower, merck is down by 1.1%. those are the headlines. let's get a big headlines from the big "b" with mr. big brian sullivan. over to you in dallas, brian. >> all right, mandy. thank you very much. we're here for a very rare and exclusive interview with kelsey warren. the ceo of energy transfer. ete, etp, fxl, and sun. doesn't do a lot of tv and we appreciate you coming on to cnbc. we had planned to come and talk to you about all these things about natural gas and oil and we will, but you and i were chatting off camera before this and you said you thought there's a chance that transcanada might actually be pleased with this decision because through all the rhetoric the pipeline may not be economic anyway. explain. >> i don't believe the pipeline has been economic for a while now. there's just not the spread. transcanada, these are bright people, very bright people. for them to go through the permitting process and all this ridiculous process they've gone through, of course they would like to see the permit received but i don't believe th

merck, goldman sachs, biggest percentage gainers.e're looking at yields on two-year treasury note. they hit the highest level in four years as people left bonds and fear of worrying that they somehow wouldn't get their returns back and are going into stocks at the moment. traders are pricing in the possibility of a december rate hike at 58%. this is according to the fed funds futures pits. they sit around and they guess what the chances are. it was just yesterday we were in the 40s, 40%. right now we're at 58% chance. suddenly that has moved higher. now we look at individual names are rocking and rolling here. the behavior of tesla's stock at this hour is an epic indication that investors are still believers in the "iron man" of silicon valley, elon musk. look at it right now. up 10 and 3/4%. it missed estimates but electric cars are selling better than ever perking up investor ears to musks prediction for the future. here is his prediction, quote, any cars being made don't have full autonomy, not just, cruise control, but full auton

lapd officers later tracked down and arrested suspect david merck a transient in his 30s >>> some napa neighbors are fed up with a young driver who they say is a car crash waiting to happen so one neighbor recorded an exchange on video. cate caugiran shows us what happened. >> reporter: chris didn't want to be showed on camera but showed us why he decided to confront this driver. >> he blows right through the stop sign. >> reporter: and again, chris says the teenager blows past a second stop sign. this is video from the dashcam one of two he took last week including this one. >> you blow through stop signs all the way over here all the time. i'm recording you and sending it to the cops. people complain about you. too late i already got you on video. >> reporter: chris said he first read about the reckless driver on next door an online forum for neighbors. >> he had been reported doing it several times. all through the neighborhood. >> reporter: crises was dropping off his son when he says he saw the teenager illegally cut off other drivers. so what -- he had to have been going at least

. >> reporter: the lapd has identified perrette's attacker as 45-year-old david merck. he is charged with aggravated battery. in hell's kitchen, andrea grymes, cbs 2 news. >> and despite the attack, perrette wrote on social media, quote that we need full mental health care along with housing and help for the homeless. you can see more of kevin frazier's exclusive interview with perrette on "entertainment tonight" at 7:30 right after "the insider" here on cbs 2. >>> there was another attack by a homeless person here in manhattan. the owner of a laundromat says he was seriously beaten by a man after he asked him to leave today. it was all caught on camera and you will hear from the >>> coming up, pit bulls have a vicious reputation but one could actually beat that rap. the local police department training her to be on the force. >> is that what you would want your final resting place to look like? why this new jersey cemetery says it can't keep the gravesites clear. >> how stupid are the people of iowa?! how stupid are the people of the country?! to believe this crap? >>

his office is handling -- former chief deputy sheriff vicki hennessey is running against merck.here at san francisco city hall, later this morning, the polls open at 7:00. and if you are interested in seeing the ballot counting going on in there but can't make it down here, the elections department is actually going to have a series of web cameras live streaming some of the ballot counting. so it should be something interesting for folks to see. if you want to see what the action is like without coming down here, but the san francisco city hall is lit up. there are election workers walking in this morning so folks are getting prepared for a very busy day here. >> kind of interesting to see more of the process. >> right. >> i'm sure maybe some classrooms will be watching that or taping it to see it the next day. thank you, alley. >>> as we get you out the door, sal and i were talking about how johnny mathis, one of the legends of the bay area, his house that he owned for 60 years in hollywood hills burned to the ground last night. >> i didn't know that. >> it's too bad. we have a

the the suspect, 45 year-old david merck faces felony assault charges. by the way you can see more of kevin frazier's interview tonight on entertainment tonight that starts the at 7:00 p.m. right here on cbs-3. >>> the second democratic debate of the presidential campaign season is just a day away. candidates are in preparation mode, so is the moderator. mar lee hall as the latest from des moines, iowa. >> final touches are being made in des moines iowa where democrats will hold their second presidential debate, a saturday night. >> thinks the the venue for differences and distinctions. >> reporter: face the nation host john dickerson says all three candidates will have different goals when they take the stage. >> for hillary clinton the challenge toys basically hold on top of her lead a and not create a big mistake. for bernie sanders and martin o'malley who are behind in the polls, there is an opportunity to make a case for their candidacy. >> reporter: bernie sanders case may have taken a hit when democratic voters told cbs news they believed that cli

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and merck up by 3%. the german drug maker raised their full year guidance thanks to strong demand from their lab supply products. this happening after the firm beat expectations with third quarter profits. now expecting adjusted earnings of up to 3.65 billion euros. >> the media business changed dramatically we merging markets now proving to be the growth story. a rise in disposable income and better economic expansion allowed multimedia firms to get a bigger foothold. joining us now to discuss is the ceo of mobile television provider spb tv. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you always think that the emerging markets are such a big growth story but are they really given the recent slow down that we have seen in china and the uncertainty about the rate hike? >> no, they're growing just as fast. it's huge market. it's so nice market to work on mobile tv because of the new equipment that is installed in companies and it's much higher than in u.k. and that's good to work with. >> when you take a look

i tonigdon't think you can game and say i think merck is going to buy this company. there's been talk about bristol myers for months now but i think it's impossible to determine who that is. >> the m & a activity in 2015, biggest year ever. everyone says 2007, that means 2008 is coming. that's not what it means. >> in some respect, trying to get out of the door before the low rate window closes. >> right. on the other side of that, who's the beneficiary of the visery fees? who's vising on this? on the allergan side? jpmorgan, morgan stanley. on the pfizer side, goldman. >> on the table for a long time, talking about exactly that. it's been the m & a that's been feeding it this time. when we start to see those rates going up, then we -- >> i want to stay on the idea of what washington is thinking about this. we know feathers on the hill are going to be ruffled as a result of this. ayman looking into the political angle of this deal. >> obviously democrats really don't like this deal. we're getting our first reaction from the presidential campaign trail. here's bernie

johnson & johnson saved $1 billion in federal taxes between 1980 and 1990; smithklein, $987 million; merckny, $749 million; bristol-myers squibb, $627 million. one federal study concluded that each pharmaceutical worker in puerto rico produced $1.5 million in value for his or her employer in 2002. now, they were getting paid maybe $15,000, $20,000, $30,000 back in 2002. they were producing $1.5 million in value for their employers, and all that money was going to the united states. what has actually been happening in puerto rico for decades is that corporate america has been raping its most valuable producthuman labor. so how did the island's debt mushroom out of control? as i said, wall street was eager, with the triple tax-exempt, aaa-rated, high-interest, big returns to press foroh, one last slide i meant tothis is a comparison of gnp andof the gap between gdp and gnp as a percentage of your economy. notice puerto rico almostoh, here, in this one, 52% of all the wealth created by puerto rico is leavingright, is leavingcompared to all the other countries you see. obviously, the united st

that's been what the long ride down has been for old line pharmaceuticals like merck. compression don't hangngn for the full ride down. just sell sell sell. >> sell sell sell. >> the bottom line build a portfolio that can work in every market you need a fast grower, preferably a secular growth stock with runway ahead of it for years to come and remember when you're dealing with growth it's worth it to pay up for a company that is still accelerating and selling a decelerated quickly. dump it. once the momentum stock starts to slow down the multiple can shrink for ages before it bottoms and most people's patience can't hold out that long. mohammed in texas. >> caller: hello, how is it going. >> how about you? >> caller: i'm a huge fan. >> what's up? >> caller: i am -- my question is, i am a near college graduate, graduated for a college for a year now and in the work force and i invest on my 401(k) and outside brokerage account and was wondering how should i partition my investments in eacacaccount and how -- what my investments partitioning should be in bonds and stocks

i've said it before safe haven investing in merck. 179 for the dow up 161 with terror going on aroundproos of oil an important indicator until today often when oil goes down, stocks go down. not today. ole down at 40 dollars barrel but stocks going straight . i want to get bock to that being story capitol in mali stormed that radisson hotel earlier today they took 170 hostages total that included many foreign nationals. some have been wees leased if they could recite from the qur'an. reports that three other three to be precise have been killed from the heritage foundation dakota wood is with me right now. it o considers to me there are many, many soft targets that's exactly where these jihadis go. >> absolutely why would you want to go into the teept of an armed guard or marl compound if you can hit a kids' football game. shopping mall, restaurant. a point of an open society ands that's what they're targeting. >> that makes us all vulnerable every country, city has many, many soft targets. >> absolutely, and yeah, this is the fear of in response to that of opposing a marlized surveil

. >> darya: president of merck the university of missouri resigned because of the way he handled racial going to resign. on the overwhelmingly white campus students protested the issue. they organized a hawker strike last week to address the problem. more than two dozen football players also joined in the protest boycotting practice and games. >> reporter: is cooking with lard more healthy than cooking with vegetable oil? what one researcher found with toxic chemicals and vegetable oil when you heated up. >> reporter:.. not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. save $500 on the veteran's day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology, plus 36-month special financing. know better sleep with sleep number. >> reporter: welcome back to the kron 4 news. i would consider using public transit, although not talking in the major hot spots. most spinels are hydroplaning because of the water. 35 minutes from the foot of the maze to downtown san

people are a bit worried about merck coming in january, another hepatitis-c, but we like gilead.r other favorite ideas are celgene, bioagain, and we like vertex a lot as well. >> mike, great to see you. >> thank you, melissa. >>> millions of americans will hit the road over the thanksgiving holidays, dealing with the stress of travel, delayed flights, lost luggage. berkshire hathaway offers a new program to insure you against most of the headaches. straight ahead on "power lunch." >>> and now the latest from tradingnation.cnbc.com, and a word from our sponsor. >> buy low, sell high, a basic tenet of our investing. since markets go up i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. ahh... steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place that lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expecting earnings. impressive... what's up, tim? for all the confidence you need